SOLSTICE SONG: print

One of Catherine's most loved images and best-selling prints.

Ted Hughes understood the robin as a creature of extraordinary curiosity — that bright-eyed attention, the way it tilts its head and watches, warm-breasted against the cold, utterly present in the snow. This painting holds that quality: the robin at the solstice, the berries red and vivid, the world hushed and white around it, warm and cold in perfect tension.

December's bird from The Hare and the Moon: a calendar of paintings — the robin sings the year's shortest day into being, its solstice song a small, fierce declaration that the light will return.

The original painting is acrylic on panel.

Edition details

• Museum-quality archival print with light-fast pigmented inks
• Unmounted, presented flat with a backing board and protective cover
• Signed, titled, and numbered beneath the image — Limited Edition